<p>An unattended candle sparked a house fire, 1010 Hanover St., early Thursday that left a family of four displaced. Firefighters were able to rescue the family's pets, an official said. </p><p>Crews contained the fire to one room, said Battalion Chief Danny Grafius with the Wilmington Fire Department. </p><p>While inside, a firefighter came across a "lethargic" dog, which was revived after being administered oxygen. </p><p>"The dog was struggling really bad and after about 10 minutes it was up running with its owner," Grafius said.</p><p>He said a guinea pig and cat were also saved from the home.</p><p>Damage to the home is estimated at $10,000. </p><p>The Red Cross was called to assist the family.</p><p>F.T. Norton: 343-2070</p><p>On <a href="http://www.starnewsonline.com/section/news41"><b>Twitter</b></a>: @FTNorton</p>